Early Movers
AI ON TRIAL
You are the jury. AI is on trial.
Opening
The case: If AI demonstrably makes better decisions than humans, should humans still have the right to overrule it?
A very practical question for leaders: what do you do when an AI recommendation conflicts with your own judgement — in hiring, forecasting, pricing, risk or operations?
Session
About this session
This is not another AI panel. For EARLY STAGE #3, we turn the room into a courtroom.
Two sides make their case. Witnesses bring evidence from practice and research. The audience is the jury, questions both sides, weighs the arguments and delivers the verdict. Not whether AI is impressive. But when you should trust it more than yourself.
Prosecution: If AI demonstrably performs better, humans should always trust the outcomes.
Defense: Accuracy is not judgment: humans should always have the space for the final veto.
Guests
Speakers
Discussion
What we will get into
- Trust
- Complexity
- Accountability
- Opacity
Morning
Format
08:00 Breakfast & arrival
08:30 The case is opened
08:40 Prosecution vs. defence
08:55 Witnesses & cross-examination
09:25 Jury deliberation
09:40 The verdict
09:50 Takeaways & open exchange
Audience
Who this is for
For founders, executives and decision-makers who already use — or will soon use — AI in real decisions.
Hiring. Forecasting. Pricing. Risk. Operations. Investment.
You do not need to be an AI expert. You need to make decisions.
Access
Access
EARLY STAGE is a curated breakfast series for the Early Mover Circle.
Participation is free and breakfast is included. Seats are limited to keep the discussion sharp and personal.
Wildcard
Request a wildcard seat
A small number of wildcard seats are available for people who can add a useful perspective to the room.
Support
Supporting organisations
Supported by organisations that care about what happens here.
